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Future Forum

October 13, 2017

The 7th Annual Future Forum – The Evolution of Customers provides a unique opportunity for you to gain insight on how to strengthen and expand your sales and marketing strategies. The forum will be held on Wednesday October 25, 2017 at the Pearson Convention Centre.

Learn about changes in customer & selling behaviors, aligning technology with business to deliver the ultimate customer experience and how sales & marketing are evolving to meet customer expectations.

This will be followed by an industry panel comprised on a manufacturer, distributor and agent on sales & marketing today and in the future. The presentations in this forum will widen your perspective past the next quarter and the next fiscal year, so that you can envision what the future holds for the industry…and in turn, for your company.

Be challenged and step out of your comfort zone in this member- exclusive event. The EFC Marketing Awards will also be presented.

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